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Free to a home- doesn't have to be good!Urchin a black, feral kitten (not quite 1). He won't let you cuddle him. He attacks you feet if they so much a peep from under the duvet. He wakens up and starts thundering through the house at 3 in the morning. He opens your cupboard doors and drags you clothes from them. His latest trick is to also open drawers and drag your underwater through the house. I know most people won't be interested because of his colour, black but try to see past this, he is sleek and shiny!
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aww he sounds like he can be tamed to reveal a lovely little boy. CHarlie was feral after a year he came round and loved his fusses and cuddles and sleeping on my bed. |
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Sounds as if you've had it up to {} with the wee lambkin, farthing! Are you sure he's not a dog? The clothes dragging is very dog behaviour! (She says with authority, having just got her first puppy  )The toes under the duvet though - that's cat, definitely. |
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Sounds like my Denis....with lots of love patience and time he became a real cuddle bug and believe me he is called Denis for a reason!! I dont like the fact that you have put ....the home doesnt have to be good!! Whats that supposed to mean?? surely the poor mite is entitled to live in a good home and if you are looking to rehome him then I suggest you ensure he goes to a good home as it will add to his problems, could end in abuse or further abandonment |
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Am I missing something, I took Farthing's post to be a desperation joke  I'm sure Farthing isn't the type of person to give up on any difficult animal. |
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No, it was only a joke, sorry I thought most people knew what we were like. Even though he has dragged my pants through the house he is not being rehomed, it was meant to give people a laugh at the things that happen here. He has improved dramatically considering Mike nearly ended up in hospital because of him. |
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I saw the funny side of it Farthing |
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He sounds like a real little monster But good fun too... |
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 The post reminded me so much of Denis that I immediately got defensive. It is though you really could be writing about him..he too was feral and a nightmare for the first 3 years to be honest he is still jumpy, can be aggressive but does love a good cuddle and tummy tickle now and is really a mummys boy deep down I appologise again and hope I havent offended you |
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I took it as a jokey post too, farthing; knew you'd never give up on one of yours. He's come a long way ........... |
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